Inter Milan youth training Gemini will be in Serie A next season and may be able to provide the team with a loan!

The third is a direct transfer. Inter Milan retains a certain proportion of the second transfer share or a certain amount of repurchase terms, or even abandons these terms. The team's sale of Agume to Sevilla is a form of a fixed transfer fee + a certain proportion of the second transfer share, and Fabian also retains repurchase terms for selling to Bologna.

But beyond these common forms, I think Inter Milan can consider integrating young players' loans with team transfer operations. Bologna and Genoa are both interested in Pio, and Bologna's Bikma and Lukumi, Genoa's Frendrup and Dwent are also one of Inter's transfer targets.

The team can consider adding Pio as a voucher to the transaction to reduce the team's cash expenditure on recruiting players, but Inter Milan also must retain the repurchase clause to ensure that they cannot lose control of the player. In order to stimulate these teams to cultivate the enthusiasm of young people for us, we can learn from Real Madrid's operation of selling Nico Pas, set the repurchase amount to increase year by year, and just pay a little more training fee!

No matter what, the biggest purpose of young players on loan is to get enough playing time and opportunities, improve their abilities and accumulate experience through competition training! I hope Pio and Little Stan can appear at Meacha Stadium in blue and black suits as soon as possible, which is a new milestone in Inter Milan's youth training after Dimarco!